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MattyK

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Post your instruments, if its your voice, then do whatever :p
I'll start off with my guitars.
Maton MS2000 DLX (being custom made as I type this; in honey with wood underlay w/ double hum-bucker pickups w/ coiltap & mother of pearl fret inlays. )
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Greg Bennett acoustic.
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Fender strat - First guitar.
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Pearl Drum kit 2nd hand for $250 :|
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I don't have a digital camera, but google is cool too.

My Yanagisawa A991 Alto Saxophone - Black Lacquer. This is my baby, and I would die if anything happened to it.

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Yamaha 4-string electric violin
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ESP LTD Viper 110 I think? It was really cheap because I'm just learning
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ESP LTD Viper 110 I think? It was really cheap because I'm just learning
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I am still learning, 33 years later! ;) Here's my Viper (LTD 301, dual EMG-HZs)

I put the strap button on the horn so it would balance more like a strat/tele. Some of the ESP/LTD 200 Viper series guitars had the button on the horn, but then moved it to the back of the guitar where all the rest of the Vipers have theirs.
 

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Maton MS2000 DLX (being custom made as I type this; in honey with wood underlay w/ double hum-bucker pickups w/ coiltap & mother of pearl fret inlays. )

I just checked out the Maton Australia site. That's a really cool guitar.
 
And now, from the electronic side of things, here are a few of my instruments.

First, the Roland XP-10, my main controller:
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The Yamaha AN-200, a "virtual analog" desktop module:
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And the Roland JV-880, a rack-mount synth module.
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The AN-200 and JV-880 don't see much action anymore, though; the majority of my sound comes from software synthesizers nowadays. I control them with the XP-10 and a M-Audio O2 USB/MIDI controller.
 
I picked up one of these a while ago, and I love it! I really love the weighted keys compared to the previous keyboard I had.

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A few favourite bits of kit.
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Roland R-8 drum machine and E-Mu ESI-32 (fully specced)

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Sirkut Electronics Synth Noise Box

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Some FX pedals

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Some more

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The inside of the Wah...

I have some more FX pedals somewhere, plus a couple of basses and guitars...
 
Triangle, I really hate these, my 3 year old daughters got one and no musical talent at all, usual whilst i'm watching tv :mad:
 

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Roland RD-300SX

very, very nice

does it have touch sensitive keys?

i always wanted something like that and currently i have a casio keyboard with full sized keys but no touch sensitivity but it can still do a lot
 
I have 5, so where do I stand :p

Duplicate (picture) posts are annoying :)

I don't care, show me the goods ;)

My two are the Ibanez artcore hollowbody AS-73, ultra low budget but nice, and the esp/ltd I posted above.

My keyboard is a Casio CZ-1000, but an older model I can't find a picture of but my mom has it now and lost it a few years back. What's weird is how fast the keyboard market changes, so the CZ-1000 is considered a "vintage" synth. Mine does not have MIDI and must be very vintage.

keyboard, but newer model, below:

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Ibanez artcore AS-73
 

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This is my 1976 Fender Bass. This lasted me through my last band that toured the US several times. I'm still using it for my current band (which is just a studio band for now).

I love this bass and will never sell it. By the way, everything on it is original except for the pick guard (and strings obviously).

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very, very nice

does it have touch sensitive keys?

i always wanted something like that and currently i have a casio keyboard with full sized keys but no touch sensitivity but it can still do a lot

Thanks. Yes, it does have touch-sensitive and weighted keys. Roland uses an actual physical hammer instead of springs for its action. The current model equivalent is the RD-300 GX.
 
I am still learning, 33 years later! ;) Here's my Viper (LTD 301, dual EMG-HZs)

I put the strap button on the horn so it would balance more like a strat/tele. Some of the ESP/LTD 200 Viper series guitars had the button on the horn, but then moved it to the back of the guitar where all the rest of the Vipers have theirs.
Absolutely beautiful guitar

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My first guitar. I worked all summer to save up my money and decided on starting to learn how to play guitar.

Black and White 2007 Fender Mexican Strat

Awesome first guitar
 
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Pacific CXR Series Red Sparkle, I've got it set as a four piece using the 24x18" Bass, 12x8" Tom, and 14x12" Tom.
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Pork Pie Piglite Amber Snare, 13x7"
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My 13" A Custom Mastersound hats.
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My 18" A Custom Projection Crash
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My Keystudio.

That's pretty much what I use, not counting my old Casio keyboard and Logic Express.
 
Absolutely beautiful guitar

wow, thanks...my wife painted it

we usually paint skateboards and clothing as that's what we do for work but thought a guitar would be fun in the same motif
 

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